texts: In August 1917, <mask> received the Victoria Cross, an English posthumous recipient. <mask>, a commercial fisherman from Lowestoft in Suffolk, earned his award after being killed during the defence of his vessel, the armed naval smack Nelson, in the North Sea against an attack from a German submarine in 1917. During some of the toughest days of the First World War for Britain, <mask>'s self-sacrifice in the face of this "unequal struggle" was used by the government to bolster their spirits. His exploit was read aloud by David Lloyd George in the Houses of Parliament and made headlines for a week. One of ten children to William and <mask>, <mask> was born into a family of shipwrights and fishermen. Although his father was the owner of a successful boatbuilding firm and thus could afford an education for his children, <mask> did not enjoy school, instead showing a marked preference for quayside adventure to school routine. After leaving school, <mask> joined a fishing boat and spent several years as a herring fisherman.He was a good sailor but tired of it and joined the Atlantic steamship SS Mobile, becoming her quartermaster and making several trans-Atlantic voyages. They had two sons and a daughter, including <mask> Jr, who would be with his father on the day he won the Victoria Cross. Establishing himself as a fisherman, <mask> achieved his mate and then skipper qualifications, which allowed him to captain a fishing vessel from the port. He was taken on by Chambers, one of the largest boatowning families in Lowestoft, to crew and then captain their ketch George Borrow, for thirteen years. One of the most popular fishing captains in Lowestoft, <mask> joined on his ketch by his son in 1913, after the family moved to Lowestoft in 1907. Crisp was at sea when the First World War began. He stayed in the North Sea for several days without knowing about the war, and was surprised to learn that the enemy were going to leave the port at any moment.When the threat failed to materialise, <mask> returned to fishing, considered too old for military service and an occupation vital to Britain's food supplies. After George Borrow passed, they were all sunk by the German U-boat, with over a thousand lives lost. After finding bodies in their nets, <mask> Jr. wrote about it. In 1915, <mask> Jr joined the Royal Navy. After releasing the crews in small boats, the U-boat threat came a few weeks later, as submarines surfaced among the undefended fishing fleets and used explosives to destroy dozens of them. The fishing fleets of the North Sea took a heavy toll as a result of the German strategy to denude Britain of food supplies. It is not known if <mask> was on the boat at the time, but George Borrow was one of the victims.He was recruited by a Navy officer to command a flotilla of tiny fishing vessels, which were to be secretly armed, after his vessel was lost. The boats were supposed to sink enemy submarines with a small piece of equipment. It was hoped that they would protect the fishing fleets in the same way that Q-ships protect the commercial sea lanes. <mask> became the first Seaman in the Royal Naval Reserve and arranged for his son to join the crew of his boat, armed with a 3-pounder gun, after agreeing to this proposal. On 1 February 1917 in the North Sea, I'll Try had its first confrontation with the enemy when two submarines surfaced close to the smack and her companion the larger Boy Alfred. Post-war German records show that no submarines were lost on that date, despite the fact that both smacks scored hits on their larger opponents. <mask> was offered a promotion and transfer to an ocean-going Q-ship, and both skippers were awarded theDistinguished Service Cross and a present of £200 for this action.Due to his wife's illness, he turned down the offer. She died in June 1917. I'll Try was renamed Nelson in order to keep their cover. The boats continued to operate together and <mask>'s crew was augmented with two regular seamen and a Royal Marine rifleman, providing Nelson with a crew of ten, including <mask> and his son. The smacks set out as usual on 15 August and pulled in a catch during the morning before making a sweep near the Jim Howe Bank in search of cruising enemies. Crisp spotted a German U-boat on the surface. Both vessels began firing at the same time, the U-boat scoring several hits before Nelsons could be brought to bear.By this stage in the war, German submarine captains were aware of the decoy ship tactics and no longer stopped British merchant shipping, preferring to sink them from a distance with gunfire. The engagement was short lived as the submarine fired eight shots before the Nelson could get within range of her opponent. Both of Crisp's legs were torn off by the seventh shot fired by the U-boat. Nelson did not have a radio set, so <mask> dictated a message to be sent by the boat's four carrier pigeons. Nelson is being attacked. The skipper was killed. Jim Howe Bank.Give assistance at once. The nine unwounded crew abandoned the sinking smack after their captain ordered them to throw him off the boat. The crew was unable to move him and left him where he was. He died in his son's arms. As the ship sank underneath him, it is said that he was smiling as he died. As Nelson sank, her captain called for the Nelson's Lifeboat to come along. Manning sailed towards the submarine, coming under lethal fire as he did so, after the survivors refused to overcrowd the second boat.His vessel began to sink after it was badly damaged. Nelson survivors last saw them standing in line being addressed by a German officer, as the crew of the battered boat abandoned their battered boat and were hauled aboard the German submarine. There is controversy surrounding the disappearance of the seven British sailors. The German government had made it clear that the merchant ships who fought back against U-boat attacks were liable to be killed and dumped at sea without supplies, as INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals These scenarios can't be substantiated. They were taken prisoner and killed when the submarine sank. The son of Arthur Soanes, a sailor who disappeared in this incident, later claimed to have contacted his father through his powers as a spiritual medium, reporting that he had died on the German vessel.The submarine that sank the vessels was named UC-63. The survivors of Nelson were rescued by the Dryad after drifting for nearly two days. The Dryad was dispatched to search for survivors after a pigeon named "RedCock" reached the authorities in Lowestoft with news of the fate of the boats. The Victoria Cross was posthumously awarded to <mask>'s son and another member of the crew after a court of enquiry praised the surviving crew and their dead captain. On 29 October 1917, David Lloyd George made an emotional speech in the House of Commons citing <mask>'s sacrifice as representative of the Royal Navy's commitment and promoted Crisp into an overnight celebrity. The medal was presented to <mask> Jr at Buckingham Palace. <mask> is remembered on his wife's gravestone.The award of the following honours, decorations and medals to officer and men for services in action with enemy submarines was approved by the King. The captain is <mask>, R.N.R. Killed in action. The action of H.M. armed Smack "Nelson" took place on the 15th August, 1917. The Smack "Nelson" was attacked with gunfire from an enemy submarine on the 15th August, 1917. The submarine's fire was returned after the gear was let go. The fourth shot went through the port bow just below the water line and the seventh shell hit the skipper, partially disembowelling him, and passed through the deck and out through the side of the ship.In spite of the terrible nature of his wound, Skipper <mask> retained consciousness, and his first thought was to send a message that he was being attacked and giving his position. The ship was almost sunk when he continued to command it. He refused to be moved into the small boat when the rest of the crew were forced to abandon the vessel as she sank, his last request being that he might be thrown off. The award of the Victoria Cross to <mask>, D.S.C., R.N.R., 10055 D.A., was posthumous. The date was 2 November 1917. A small display in memory of <mask> was set up in two places after the war. Parts of the Nelson were dredged up years later and contained a specially commissioned painting.The display was destroyed during the Second World War. There is a replica of the Victoria Cross in the town hall. The medal is held by the local council because <mask>'s family didn't want it to be public. On request, it can be viewed. <mask>'s name is engraved on the Chatham Naval Memorial for those lost at sea during the First World War, as well as two church memorials to the town's war dead, St. John's and St. Margaret's. There is a "VC Bell" in the latter church. <mask> Way is named after him.The pigeon "RedCock", which brought news of the engagement to the authorities, was stuffed upon his death and mounted in the <mask>p display at Lowestoft Town Hall for many years before being relocated to a museum in South Kensington. British military personnel killed in World War I were recipients of the Victoria Cross.

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texts: She is best known for her role as Sazae Fuguta in the long-running family animation Sazae-san. Sally the Witch and Osomatsu Matsuno were both voiced by her. <mask> was born in Tokyo Prefecture in 1939 and later became Tokyo Metropolis four years later. She was educated at the school of the troupe. She was unable to perform any of the required arts, but she expected that it would change if it was taught at a low price. Several of the students in her graduating class were actresses. NHK's actor training school was moved in 1959 when tarento was recruited for television.In April 1960, she made her broadcast debut in NHK's Tenshi no Heya, and a year later, she was also the founder of a theatrical troupe called "Sanju Jinkai". She was a member of three voice acting offices. After her three-year priority contract with NHK expired, she met a producer at Toei Doga and began her career as a voice actor. She voiced the characters of Osomatsu-kun, Sally the Witch, and Kan-chan. She performed the song in a commercial for Meiji Milk Chocolate, a chocolate bar manufactured by Meiji Dairies, that is best known for the Chocolate wa Meiji phrase. Sazae-san, also known as Sazae Fuguta, was cast as the main character in 1968. She wanted to voice Katsuo Isono and Sazae, but it was not approved.She was asked to stop doing other work and stop playing characters other than Sazae. In 2009, she thought the series would only last three months. For about 10 years after the broadcast started,Kat played freely and ad libitum, but later decided to use script after realizing that the scriptwriters are not actors if they are not writing every word. The second voice actor of Katsuo was able to do his words perfectly without being affected by the ad libitum acting. The writer of the original Sazae-san Manga, Machiko Hasegawa, was in attendance at the fifteenth anniversary of Sazae-san around 1984. "Sensei, watashi, this year it's just bad", and "I'm sure there's something good to come". Before Hasegawa's death on 27 May 1992, this was the only time Kat ever met him.In the fourth live-action adaptation of Sazae-san, Kat appeared as a female employee. She told Oricon Style that she hadn't appeared in drama in 45 years and felt nervous. She had an exchange of words with Akihito and Michiko at the held. The emperor and empress smiled when Kato introduced herself as "Sazae". After the Crown Prince Naruhito and his younger brother the Prince Akishino said that they were watching Sazae-san, Kato said "Dad, mom, I don't want to go home anymore." Aiko, Princess Toshi was able to recognize Sazae's voice, according to officials from the Imperial Household Agency. Sazae-san was recognized as the longest running animated series by Guinness World Records.The longest career as a voice actor for the same character in an animated television series was recognized by Guinness World Records on October 6th in the category of "longest career as a voice actor for the same character in an animated television series". She began performing on her own stage in 1989 after receiving a request from a producer of a television station. She was the narrator of the show. Dramatic Before & After was a documentary series. The series' selection in the 2003 "New Word / Buzzword Awards" earned her an appearance at an award ceremony. The 45th Anniversary Special Prize was awarded to Kat. Shnen Ninja Kaze no Fujimaru, <mask>, Mika Osomatsu-kun, Osomatsu-kun, Sally the Witch, and Ultra B-san Tobidase!Bacchiri is a song by Benmatsu Kaminarib. Pyta was written by Chuji Akagi Sazae-san. Nihon no On'na Series II: Haru no Kage, Watashi no Kawaii Hito, and Sazae-san are examples.

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texts: <mask> was an American Methodist minister and theologian. He was the first president of the university<mask> was born in Vermont on August 31, 1792. His father was the Hon. <mask> migrated to America from England in about 1637. Hannah was from Massachusetts and descended from John Bacon who came to America in 1640 On May 2, 1786, the <mask> family moved to Guildford, where <mask> had purchased land at the outbreak of the American Revolution.Their first child was born in 1789 and died in 1793. Their second child, Polly, was born in 1790. Their third child, <mask>, was born two years later. The financial hardship caused by unfortunate business interests led to the relocation of the family to Lyndon, Vermont, about forty miles from the Canada–US border. After becoming a respected citizen in Lyndon, he was elected by his fellow citizens as an assistant judge and chief judge of the county court. He voted in the 1816 presidential election. At the age of 16 <mask> <mask> was admitted to the Peacham Academy in Vermont where he completed a course of instruction for two years.He attended Burlington College in Vermont in 1812 after leaving the Academy. The War of 1812 caused classes to be suspended. He graduated from Brown University in Rhode Island in 1814. After graduating from Brown, he went back to Lyndon to work at the law office of the Hon. Isiah Fletcher. <mask> was not known as a devoted student while in college, but after a year or so decided that a career in law was at odds with his Christian character. He left the legal profession to become a tutor in Baltimore.<mask> was ill in Baltimore and had to return to Lyndon to recuperate from his respiratory problems. He was in contact with the religious revival sweeping the state of Vermont. His mother, Hannah, abandoned her New England Calvinist roots to become a Methodist and her home was a center of Methodist activity in northern Vermont. <mask> became a minister in the Methodist Episcopal Church in the 19th century. The conference's opposition to the establishment of secondary schools and colleges was reversed by his influence. <mask> was interested in furthering educational opportunities in New England after serving as a minister for three years in Vermont and Massachusetts. He did not preach again until 1822 after a relapse in his health.<mask> became involved with the New Market Academy in New Market, New Hampshire, in 1824 and was appointed to the Board of Trustees. He was appointed to the position of principal when it was relocated to Wilbraham, Massachusetts. The success of the Academy under his direction was noted by many Methodists, and he was offered the presidency of the new Wesleyan University which was being established in Connecticut. He was the first president from its opening in 1831 until his death in 1839. He was elected to the office of Bishop in 1835 in order to show the high esteem with which he was regarded by his peers. <mask> Hall was built in his honor. The university became an important center for Methodist education in New England under his leadership.Admission was not dependent on religious affiliation, he encouraged thebodily health of students, and modern languages were as important as classical languages in his day. "The great object which we propose to ourselves in the work of education is to supply, as far as we may, men who will be willing and competent to effect the political, intellectual, and spiritual regeneration of the world," he wrote. He worked to make sure the physical, moral and intellectual developments of his students. 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Willbur and Ruth left New York in the company of a friend.Lane was born in 1835. He received a Doctor of Divinity degree from Brown University before they left in 1835. <mask> was engaged in carrying out his assignment of acquiring supplies for the university while he was in England. The European tour was strenuous for his frail constitution. He resumed his duties as president of the university after his health improved. In England, Ireland, Scotland, France, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, and The Netherlands,Harper's published his book about the European tour. Slavery, temperance and Indian missions were some of the burning issues of the day, and one that put <mask> <mask> at odds with many of his fellow Methodists.He favored sending America's slaves to Africa. He was against the attempt by the church to deny membership to anyone who supported slavery. <mask> felt that the abolitionist approach would split the church and prevent those who needed Christian love and teachings the most from receiving it. He believed that there was a non-violent way to solve this social evil. Many thought his approach wouldn't bring about freedom. He regretted some of his arguments, but still believed that a unified church was the best way to emancipate slaves. In one sense, he was correct when he said that the Methodist church would split along the lines he had predicted, and only twenty years after his death, the nation was plunged into war as the time for talking about slavery ended.<mask> advocated temperance throughout the 1830s and lectured on the "evils of alcohol." He felt that drinking rum and going to hell are synonymous terms. <mask> was instrumental in securing funds for a translation of the Bible into the Mohawk language. <mask> met his wife, Ruth, while he was in Rhode Island. They married on June 9, 1823 in Providence after seven years of engagement. Prior to her marriage, she was an Episcopalian. Most of <mask> and Ruth's friends believed that they had an unhappy marriage, and her letters indicated that she was unhappy with her relationship.<mask> did not prepare adequately for his death. He was concerned about Ruth's welfare on his deathbed. Faculty and students of the university helped Ruth for the rest of her life. She lived in a small house on Foss Hill, which was later moved to the lower Union Street section of Middletown, where it was demolished in the 1960s. Martha S<mask> was adopted by the Fisks. She lived with her mother and grandmother after her father's death. Martha died at the age of twenty.She is buried on the campus. Ruth's mother came to live with <mask> and Ruth in her old age after she was born in West Woodstock, Connecticut. She is mentioned in the biography as living with them in Middletown. Amos Lyon had a daughter named Lydia. She died on June 25, 1843, and is buried in the cemetery. On February 22, 1839, <mask> <mask> died after a long, painful illness, with his wife by his side. He is buried in a cemetery.The man was named after. There is a partial bibliography of works by <mask> <mask>. Many Methodist histories can be found in the Dictionary of American Biography. The History of Methodism in the United States includes references to the presidents of Wesleyan University and the University of Vermont.

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texts: <mask> was an Australian experimental music artist and member of The Loop Orchestra; he also worked as a radio broadcaster and documentary maker. He used a wheelchair after he was diagnosed with multiplesclerosis. In 2010, his radio documentary, The Too Hard Basket, won the Walkley Award for 'Social Equity Journalism - All Media' and the 'Radio Documentary of the Year Award' from the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union. There was a death from cancer therapy on November 25, 2011. <mask> was the son of Douglas and Pam and brother to Bruce. From the mid-1970s he listened to local radio, Double Jay, which he said was like the breath of fresh air that people like him needed who had been swamped by disco, American soft rock and English Glam rock. In 1977 Blades and a group of school friends provided their favourite music for a radio show.Punk music by The Saints, Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention were some of the early favorites of his. The punk ideal with new elements such as electronic noise and rhythms, spoken word, dub, electronically processed voice and experimental acoustic and electronic sound was incorporated into the programme. While studying civil engineering at the University of Sydney, Blades was a founding member of the electronic music group The East End Butchers. He was a founding member of The loop quartet in 1982. The quartet used loops on reel-to-reel tape machines to perform live in a radio studio. War Meat and the Dictator and Men Like Licorice formed in 1982. He started working for the Roads and Traffic Authority as a structural engineer.He was diagnosed with multiplesclerosis, a disease his mother also had, and he was hoping to retain mobility. The Loop Orchestra was formed in 1982. The band's first release was at the AFI Cinema. The sound sources for the piece were all pre-existing sounds and it was a study of the way sounds and music is constructed for suspense. It's all taken from the scores for those films, from the 1940s through to the 1970s, and from the 1980s through to the 1990s. It's similar to deconstructing an existing sound source and reconstructing it. He continued with his work even though he was wheelchair-bound due to his Multiplesclerosis.At the 9th AnnualPeggy Glanville-Hicks Address, Jon Rose spoke about the enthusiasm and commitment of <mask>, who was sentenced to a wheelchair for multiplesclerosis. He has become a major figure in the alternative music scene in Australia, as well as promoting and supporting new music and outsider art. He tells me that his condition has been reversed because of his involvement with music. Music can be as effective as taking aspirin for physical healing. <mask> was invited by Ian Hartley to appear on the 2MBS' radio programme, Disc Noir, to present samples of his music collection. The Hot Dog You Bet show was broadcasted by 2MBS from 1982 to 1985. The name of the show was inspired by a flexi disc released with a New York art magazine.Due to the effects of his Multiplesclerosis, <mask> was no longer able to work at the RTA. He designed a water drainage system from the bridge deck to the underground system. Two ex-Severed Heads musicians co-hosted a radio programme, Background Noise, from 1998 to 2003 on 2MBS. The programme had mostly experimental music with innovative film soundtracks, radio plays and spoken word. The Contemporary Music Collective (CMC), a group of radio broadcasters and producers who supported noise and experimental music programmes after midnight, differs from the station's usual programming of classical music during daytime. The Dust Museum is one of the programmes. The fund-raiser in 2004 was called Dis-co-LLaboration and was to celebrate 22 years on-air."The Too Hard Basket" was broadcast on ABC Radio National in 2010. It won two awards from the Asia-Pacific Broadcasting Union. There was a death from cancer therapy on November 25, 2011. The births and deaths of Australian radio hosts and musicians.

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texts: <mask> was an American writer, attorney, military officer, author, and Republican politician who served as Speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives and represented Mississippi in the United States House of Representatives. <mask> became free in 1863 after being born into slavery. <mask> was a political leader in Mississippi during Reconstruction. <mask> is considered to be the first Black man to hold the position of Speaker of the Mississippi House of Representatives. He was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from the South in the 44th, 45th, and 47th Congresses. He delivered the keynote address at the Republican National Convention in 1884. Democrats raised barriers to voter registration after regaining power in the Mississippi legislature.<mask> was admitted to the Mississippi bar in 1896. <mask> left the state and returned to Washington, D.C. to practice law. He achieved the rank of major in the United States Army after serving in the Spanish–American War. <mask> lived in Chicago for more than two decades and was active in law and real estate. <mask> wrote and published four books about the political situation in the South after the end of federal Reconstruction. The best known of these is The Facts of Reconstruction, which argued against the view of the Dunning School, who downplayed African-American contributions and the achievements of the Reconstruction era. <mask><mask> was born into slavery in 1847.He was the third son of Catherine White. There were four boys in total. She was of mixed race and was the daughter of <mask> and Elizabeth White. The children of slave mothers were slaves. <mask> had a common-law marriage with Catherine White. <mask> came to the United States with his family from Ireland. They settled in Ohio.Patrick and his brother Edward moved to the South as young men. He fell in love with Catherine and they became a couple. They weren't allowed to marry by state law. <mask> wanted to protect his family from the owner of the plantation. A new owner bought the plantation and hired a different manager. <mask> couldn't afford to post a $1,000 bond for each person in his family in order to free them. The state legislature tried to reduce the number of free people of color and severely restricted the number of manumissions.He would have to submit a request for these manumissions to the court. <mask> was going to move with his family to New Orleans so that he could save money for his family's freedom. The city had a large population of free people of color and he thought it would be a good place to live. Many people have achieved some level of education and economic status. <mask> died of illness before carrying out his plan. <mask> arranged for William G. Deal to take the title of Catherine, William and <mask> in order to protect the family who continued to work at the plantation. Deal sold them to a planter in Mississippi.Catherine was shocked to learn of the sale. She told him about her family. Davis offered to keep her and her two sons with her, and to have her work in his household. She was allowed to hire out and save some of her money. Catherine and her two sons did not gain freedom until 1863. <mask> was sent to work on the plantation because of an argument with Mrs. Davis. He and his family gained freedom when he was 16.<mask> worked with elements of the Union Army. A friend of his father arranged for him to work for a photographer after the Civil War ended. <mask> managed the entire operation and its finances after taking on increased responsibilities. He built a successful business. <mask> attended a night school to continue his education. Many such teachers were driven out of the state by whites' violent opposition to the education of freedmen. During lulls in his business day, <mask> read a lot in books and newspapers.As <mask>'s business was near a white school, the young man often eavesdropped on lessons through the open windows. <mask> gained post-war political opportunities because of his leadership abilities. He joined the Republican Party at the age of 20. He attended the state's constitutional convention when he was too young to be a delegate. The first proposed constitution was defeated because it required the temporary disenfranchisement of former Confederates. <mask> was appointed as a Justice of the Peace in Natchez in 1869 at the age of 22. <mask> was elected to the Mississippi State House as a Republican.He served until 1873. He was the first African American to be elected Speaker of the Mississippi House. As part of the first generation of African-American Congressmen, <mask> was elected as the youngest member of the US Congress from Mississippi's 6th congressional district at the age of 26. The state legislature created this district in 1870. For a century, he was the only African American elected from Mississippi. In 1874 <mask> was elected to the Mississippi House in the face of a Democratic campaign against Republicans and blacks. Democrats worked to regain political power as elections in the state were accompanied by violence and fraud.In 1874, the White League, a white paramilitary group active on behalf of the Democratic Party, worked to intimidate and suppress black voting, assassinating blacks and running Republican officers out of town. Democrats dominated the House of Representatives for the first time since the Civil War. <mask> argued on their behalf. The Civil Rights Act of 1875 banned discrimination in public accommodations. He was one of seven African-American Congressmen who testified about the effects of discrimination in 1874. <mask> spoke out against the White League in 1876. The state legislature was dominated by the Democratic Party and they guaranteed white majority.The Elections Committee refused to hear <mask>'s case because Congress was dominated by Democrats. The federal government withdrew its troops from the South in 1877 because of a national Democratic Party compromise. The Democrats were in control of the legislature. <mask> reentered politics in the late 19th century. He ran against a democrat in the 6th district and claimed victory. <mask> claimed that more than 5,000 of his votes had been counted in five counties when his case came before the Committee on Elections. Several thousand Republican ballots were thrown out after a secret hearing because of a clerical failure to send a list of names with the returns and the presence of unusual marks on the ballots.<mask>'s strongest arguments were based on the fact that <mask>'s votes had been thrown out and that he (Chalmers) was in favor of using every means short of violence to preserve Mississippi's control of political affairs. The House voted 125 to 83 to seat <mask> after the committee ruled in his favor. Congress awarded <mask> the seat in the late 19th century. He lost re-election in 1882 by 600 votes, ending his career in Congress. He had influence in both the Republican Party and Mississippi. <mask> was the first African American to chair a political party's convention. <mask> nominated <mask> to be the Temporary Chairman of the 1884 Republican National Convention.<mask> was a member of the Republican National Committee in Mississippi. <mask> and Sommerville had a daughter before divorcing at the age of 37. After <mask> retired from the Army, he married another woman. They settled in Chicago after leaving Mississippi, part of the Great Migration to Northern industrial cities. They lived there until <mask>'s death. <mask> was appointed by the Republican national administration as the Treasury Auditor of the Department of Navy. He passed the state bar in 1896 after studying law.<mask> returned to Washington, DC the following year to set up his law practice after the state legislature disenfranchised blacks by its new 1890 constitution. He wanted to be involved in politics. <mask> was appointed paymaster in the Army in 1898 after being commissioned as a major during the Spanish–American War. <mask> was a captain in the Regular Army in 1901. He served tours of duty in the United States, Cuba, and the Philippines. After retiring from the Army, <mask> married again and moved to Chicago in 1912. He set up his practice there.As the city became a destination for tens of thousands of rural blacks in the Great Migration, he became involved in real estate. It was growing rapidly because of its industrial jobs. After his death in Chicago in 1939 at the age of 92, <mask> was buried with military honors in Arlington National Cemetery due to his service as a congressman and military officer. The struggle for memory and meaning of the Civil War and Reconstruction continued after the 20th century. <mask> wrote a book, The Facts of Reconstruction, and several articles that criticized the Dunning School of historiography. Reconstruction was evaluated from the viewpoint of white former slave owners and ex-Confederates by many who were prominent in major Southern universities. They downplayed the contributions of African Americans during Reconstruction, saying they were dominated by white carpetbaggers and couldn't manage political power.In keeping with the disfranchisement of blacks throughout the former Confederacy from 1890 to 1910, this was done. <mask> claimed that blacks made a lot of contributions. In 1917 and 1918, he published articles on this topic in the Journal of Negro History. His views were supported by historians. Black Reconstruction in America and Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution were both written by Du Bois. New histories and research have changed the perception of the achievements during Reconstruction. The Facts of Reconstruction can be found online.<mask>'s book is considered a primary source for study of the Reconstruction-era governments. <mask> <mask>'s memoir, Reminiscences of an Active Life: The Autobiography of <mask> <mask>, was not published until 1970. He published The Facts of Reconstruction in 1913. The University of Mississippi Press published a new edition of his memoir in 2008. There is a lot of it available online. <mask><mask>'s appeal to the colored Americans. Milwaukee: Allied Printing.The Facts of Reconstruction was published in New York in 1913. The Journal of Negro History published the first edition of the Cornhill Publishing Co. articles in 1917 and 1918. The memoir of <mask> <mask> is called Reminiscences of an Active Life. <mask> Franklin was born in Chicago in 1970. Some Historical Errors of James Ford <mask> was written by <mask><mask>. 2, No. The February 22, 1930 article was from the Pittsburgh Courier.There were speeches about the late election in Mississippi. The Civil rights movement includes a list of African-American United States representatives. Face the Southern Question: The New Departure Years, 1877-1897 is a ed. "<mask>, <mask>" is in Freedom's Lawmakers: A Directory of Black Officeholders during Reconstruction, Revised Edition. Louisiana State University Press has a biography of <mask> Franklin. "<mask>, <mask>" is in the Dictionary of American Negro Biography. 407–10.New York: W. W.Norton and Co. Reminiscences of an Active Life: The Autobiography of <mask> <mask> was edited by Franklin. <mask>, Franklin. <mask> wrote "<mask> <mask>: Republican Stalwart from Mississippi". "<mask> <mask>" in Black Americans in Congress, 1870–1989, was written by <mask> Franklin. It was prepared by the Office of the Historian under the direction of the Commission on the Bicentenary. The Government Printing Office was in Washington in 1991.James Harold McLaughlin. The Reconstruction Politician was written by <mask><mask>. It's a doctor's degree Ball State University, 1981 Kenneth Eugene Mann. <mask> <mask> is from the U.S. The Negro History Bulletin had a Congressman from Mississippi."Wenninger." The Amazing World of <mask> <mask> is a biography for children written by Chris Barton and illustrated by Don Tate. Activists for African-American civil rights, African-American lawyers, African-American members of the United States House of Representatives, and Mississippi American people of Irish descent are listed at the African American Registry.

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texts: The United States Army had a career officer named <mask>. A veteran of the American Civil War, American Indian Wars, Spanish–American War, and Philippine–American War, he attained the rank of brigadier general before retiring in 1903. He attended Lyndon Institute, St. Johnsbury Academy, and Bryant & Stratton Business College. He joined the 10th Vermont Infantry in the American Civil War. He was wounded at the Battle of Cold Harbor and was discharged at the end of the war. The United States Military Academy was founded in 1867. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in 1871 and was assigned to the 7th infantry.When he was assigned to frontier duty, he took part in the American Indian Wars. He was wounded at the Battle of Big Hole. He was transferred to the Commissary department after recovering. He had high profile staff positions in the Spanish–American War and the Philippine–American War. In July 1903, he was promoted to brigadier general and retired the next day. He lived in San Francisco before moving to Berkeley. He was buried at San Francisco National Cemetery after he died in Berkeley.The son of Erastus and Eliza (Quimby<mask> was born in Burke, Vermont on April 26, 1845. He was a student at the elementary schools of Burke, Lyndon Institute, and St. Johnsbury Academy. After graduating from college, he went to work for a business college in Vermont. Civil War <mask> enlisted as a private in Company A, 10th Vermont Infantry on June 5, 1862, after volunteering for the Union Army during the American Civil War. He was promoted tocorporator June 3, 1863. At the Battle of Cold Harbor, <mask> was wounded three times. He escaped after being wounded.<mask> was wounded again on June 3, 1864. He was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Colored Troops, but could not accept because of his need to convalesce. He was taken to the hospital in Vermont. On August 18, 1865, <mask> was discharged from the Army. The United States Military Academy at West Point, New York was created after the Civil War. Willie H. Johnston applied for the appointment. In 1871, he was ranked 11th of 41 in overall standing and first in military discipline.He was assigned to the 7th infantry. From September 1871 to January 1872, American Indian Wars <mask> served on frontier duty at Fort Shaw, Montana. He was posted to Fort Benton, Montana from January to May 1872. From August to October 1873, he participated in expeditions to explore the area around Fort Colville, Washington and Camp Lewis, Montana. In 1876, as part of the 7th Infantry, he was assigned as adjutant and commander of a battery that had one Napoleon gun and two Gatling guns. After the Battle of the Little Bighorn, <mask> continued to be interested in the events surrounding the fight. He communicated with several writers and historians who researched the subject, as well as maintaining a correspondence with other participants in the campaign.In the summer of 1908, an ethnologist and photographer of the American Indians, Edward S. Curtis, walked the Little Bighorn battlefield with three Crow scouts who had served with the U.S. Army during the 1876 campaign. The scouts' recollections of the fight were considered by an experienced army officer who had knowledge of the battle. The accounts of the Crow scouts differed from the widely accepted version of events, placing more blame on George Armstrong Custer for the defeat that led to the deaths of Custer and most of his command. The scouts' version of events was too controversial to be publicized. The account of the Crow scouts was left out of the volume of history he published later that year. During the War of 1877, he was adjutant. He was wounded at the Battle of Big Hole.After being treated locally until October, <mask> took convalescent leave. On August 9, 1877, he was promoted to first lieutenant. He was transferred to the Army's Commissary department after recovering from his wounds. He served in the Washington, D.C. office of the Commissary General from June to August 1878 after being promoted to captain. From August 22, 1878 to October 9, 1879, he was the acting assistant adjutant of the Department of the Missouri. He was the chief of subsistence for the District of New Mexico and the post at Fort Marcy, New Mexico until October 31, 1884. From November 1884 to May 1889, <mask> was the chief commissary of the Department of the Columbia at Vancouver Barracks, Washington, and he performed several temporary staff assignments, including assistant adjutant, judge advocate, ordnance officer, and signal officer.<mask> was part of the Army contingent that responded to the Seattle riot of 1886. From August 1889 to April 1894, the Department of California had a depot in San Francisco. He was promoted to captain in 1890 because of his heroism at the Battle of Big Hole. During the twenty-fifth anniversary of the founding of the Grand Army of the Republic, he delivered a speech. After it was well received, the George H. Thomas Post Number 2 in San Francisco paid to print and distribute 10,000 copies. He was promoted to temporary major in December of 1892. In 1894, he was assigned as an assistant to the General of Subsistence in Washington, D.C.He was assigned to the Department of the East at Governors Island. In 1898, he was promoted to lieutenant colonel and in May he was promoted to colonel. During the Spanish–American War, <mask> purchased a depot in New York City. He took charge of the Subsistence Branch of the Army Transport Service in December. He was assigned to inspect operations in Cuba from February to March 1899, after which he was assigned to inspect operations in San Francisco. The Military Division of the Pacific in Manila, Philippines was part of the Philippine–American War. He worked for the Department of California from September to July 1903.He was in charge of the Subsistence Branch of the Army Transport Service in San Francisco and the depot in San Francisco at the same time. On July 27, 1903, he was promoted to brigadier general. He retired from military service in July. From December 1904 to May 1905, <mask> was the director of the Nicaragua Finance and Improvement Company, a company created to construct electricity plants and railroads in the Central American region. In 1905, he was a member of San Francisco's Fusion Campaign Committee, a coalition of Republicans and Democrats that wanted to overthrow the corrupt government of Abe Ruef and his Union Labor Party. In 1906, he was appointed to the Board of Visitors of the United States Naval Academy after serving as a director of San Francisco's State Savings and Commercial Bank. He was a member of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States, the Grand Army of the Republic, and the United Spanish War Veterans.The commandant of the state veteran's home was <mask> from 1909 to 1914. He lived in Berkeley after retiring as commandant. In the years prior to World War I, <mask> was involved in high-profile activities to support the U.S. war effort, including leadership roles with the local American Red Cross and the American Protective League. On August 12, 1920, <mask> died in Berkeley, California. The Grand Army of the Republic, National Indian Wars Veterans, United Spanish War Veterans, American Legion, and United Veterans of the Republic provided honors at his funeral. He was buried in San Francisco National Cemetery. <mask> married Louise Virginia Duff in 1874.They were the parents of three sons and three daughters. He committed suicide in New York after becoming a merchant ship captain. A World War I veteran who attained the rank of major pursued a financial services career in California Virginia.

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texts: A great 19th-century Hindu mystic and a great mystic himself, <mask> was a student of Master Mahashay. He was the author of a book. In English, it is known as The Gospel of Sri Ramakrishna. He was an early teacher to a famous 20th-century yoga guru. <mask> ran a small boys' high school in Kolkata, and he recounted their visits in his autobiography, as they often traveled to the Kali Temple together. <mask> had a devotional nature and often reflected the wisdom of his guru in his daily life and mannerisms. The greatest man of humility I ever knew was called "Incarnation of purity" by Yogananda, who reverentially regarded <mask>'s spirituality.<mask>a family in Calcutta of West Bengal. He attended Presidency College after graduating from the Hare School. In 1874. <mask> was a gifted student until 1874, when he graduated from Presidency College. He was married to the daughter of a Brahmo Samaj leader in 1874. He taught English, Psychology, and Economics at various colleges after working for the government and a merchant house. He was called "Master Mahashay" at the high school, just as he was often addressed in the circle.Mahendranath was connected with the Brahmo Samaj for a long time. Mahendranath lost his mother at a very young age and was experiencing domestic unrest in the joint family. Mahendranath decided to take his own life as the family tension increased. At this critical juncture, Mahendranath's nephew took him to the temple garden where the chief priest of the Kali temple lived. <mask> met Ramakrishna for the first time here and it was a turning point in his life. Mahendranath said that the day he had his first darshan was the greatest day of his life. Mahendranath said that he may have met Ramakrishna for the first time when he was four years old and separated from his mother.A man came up and consoled him after he began crying. He thought it was a priest at the Kali temple. Since the age of thirteen, Sri Sri Ramakrishna Kathamrita M has kept a diary. The stenographic record of Sri Ramakrishna's conversations and actions in his diary became a book after M met him. When M began writing the diaries, he didn't have any plans to publish them. M records the date, time and place of the conversation in each of his entries. The title was inspired by a verse from the Bhagavata Purana.Holy Mother Sarada Devi testified to Mahendranath's faithfulness to Sri Ramakrishna's words. The first four volumes were published in 1901, 1904, 1908 and 1910, but the fifth volume was delayed because of M's health problems. During M's visits, the conversations of Sri Ramakrishna were contained in the Kathamrita. The followers of the Kathamrita regard it as a sacred scripture. The works of Swami Nikhilananda and Dharma Pal <mask> are famous translations of Kathamrita. <mask> <mask> was a teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to the teacher to In Calcutta, Mahendranath ran a small boys' high school.It was the site of Yogananda's mother's death that made it particularly poignant to him. In his book, Yogananda described his friendship with Mahendranath, whom he referred to as "Master Mahasaya," which was spiritual rather than academic. Mahendranath had a "silky white beard and large lustrous eyes" and was described as the "greatest man of humility" by yogananda. Master Mahasaya ran a small high school in this house. No rule or ferule kept his discipline. The chemistry of love was absent from the textbooks, and higher mathematics was taught in these modest classrooms. He spread his wisdom by the power of his faith.The saint was consumed by an unsophisticated passion for the Divine Mother and no longer demanded the outward forms of respect as a child. There were several seemingly miraculous experiences with Mahendranath. Yogananda said that he loved him so much that he would roll on the ground where he'd walked. I felt that the ground had been sanctified. M. lived in Mihijam for nine months in 1922. The home of Mahendranath was located near the Thanthania Kali Temple in Calcutta when he died. Several relics associated with their lives are associated with the pilgrimage place of the followers of Ramakrishna.Sources of biographical information about M. Presidency University, University of Calcutta alumni, and 19th-century Indian non-fiction writers can be found in the table of contents.

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texts: She is a Ugandan writer, poet, actress, literary activist, and biographer. She started the Babishai Niwe (BN) Poetry Foundation in 2008 as a platform for promoting poetry. An annual poetry award has grown to include all African poets. The award will be targeting both men and women. An anthology of poetry from poets of Africa will be published by the foundation in the same year. ambozo joined the British Council Uganda in 2003 under the short stories genre. The first poetry award for Ugandan women was initiated by her after she was nominated for the August 2009 Arts Press Association (APA) Awards for revitalising poetry in Uganda.The Eastern African Sub-Regional Support Institute for The Advancement of Women (EASSI), British Council, employed Nambozo as a radio show morning host for two years. She conducted market surveys as an Audience Relations Manager. She taught dance at the Rainbow International School in Uganda. She is a member of an active dance group that holds concerts in and around church and the community. Nambozo has been involved in several HIV/AIDS sensitisation campaigns. Herbert and Betty Mugoya had a child named <mask>. She lived in the UK for about eight years as a child because her father was a diplomat.She graduated from Makerere University with a degree in literature, English. She received a certificate in French from Alliance Franaise de Kampala and a master's degree in creative writing from Lancaster University. Nambozo became interested in poetry when she was a child. Her father was a diplomat who traveled a lot. She was influenced by his explorations in the home. Writing and reciting were supported by the schools she attended. She composed raps and poems for her class and incorporated them into dance routines.A member of FEMRITE, Writing Nambozo is the author of Unjumping, a chapbook collection of poetry that was published by erbacce-press in 2010 after she emerged a joint first runner-up in their annual poetry competition. The play of the month at the New York National Black Theater was her hybrid play entitled GA-ad, which she wrote with Judith Adong. Her story "The Best Non-crier on Purley Avenue" was published. She was a participant in the event. Her short stories, poetry and articles have been published in a number of local and international journals. Many of her travel articles have been published in the New Vision newspaper. She was longlisted for the Short Story Day Africa prize for her poem "I Baptise You with My Child's Blood".Her work has been featured on a radio station. She was on Radio 3's Cabaret of the Word. Her poem was about the lake. The Uganda poem was selected for the Commonwealth Games. Poems "I will never be you", "Sseebo gwe Wange", "Lamu", and "Unjumping" were published. Ga-AD, hybrid poetry and theatre with Judith Adong, performed during the 45th reading of the Black Series in New York City. "Al Qaeda", "Eloped", and "High heels" were published in a UK magazine."Miss Nandutu" is a short story in an East African literary journal. No. 8, no. The poems on are by Beverly Nambozo. 101–102. Ugandan women poets, biographers, and short story writers are alumni of Lancaster University.


texts: A British musician, writer, multi-instrumentalist, producer and performer is named <mask>. He has released 3 solo albums and six E.P's. He came to prominence in the "New Yorkshire" music scene in the mid 2000s touring and working with acts such as Reverend and the Makers and Long Blondes. After moving to Austin, Texas in 2009, he became a founding member of the acclaimed "dirt-pop" band Bobby Jealousy, who released two full-length albums between 2012 and 2014. Ivor Novello award-winning Guy Chambers, Rick Rubin, Warren Huart and Tim Palmer have all worked with Stoney. He lives and works in England. After the release of his debut album, Stoney appeared on the UK music scene.A quirky collection of songs written in his teens, and recorded in his basement following his escape from his hometown of Croydon, was independently distributed through a few local record shops on his own Holy Moly label. On the record, he played all the instruments. In response to the positive public reaction, a full band was formed to take the songs to the stage, and a three track EP of songs from the album was released nationally on Thunderbird Records the next year. Island Records signed <mask> in 2003 to record an album with Kevin and Jon. During this time, the band performed under the name Stoneylacuna to reflect the change from a singer-songwriter feel to a full band sound of the new recordings. After political wrangles, Stoney parted company with the label the following year without a record being released. The limited edition single "Constantly Running" was released nationally on the small Transistor label, and became the single of the week on the iTunes music store, restarting a frenzy of activity.In the first week, the single achieved over 17,000 downloads in the UK. The Soap in a BathtubEP brought him further national exposure. In the summer of 2005, after forming a new band, <mask> provided the support for the first sell-out UK tour by the Monkeys. A reputation as an exciting and charismatic live performer quickly gained him a reputation as an exhilarating and charismatic live performer, continuing to win him a steadily growing underground UK fan base. At the end of 2005, a double A-side single featuring fan favorites " Until You Leave" and " Holds the Stars" was released. In the summer of 2006 the album The Scene and The Unseen was released on the independent label Too Nice Recordings. Despite a typically low-key and organic release, it received rave reviews from the national UK papers.It reached Number 19 in the UK and Number 4 in France. The album was re-released in the UK in November of 2007. A record production company was set up by <mask> and Sam Jones. Debut singles from several rising Sheffield stars were created by Lacuna. After an acoustic show at the South by Southwest festival in Texas, he was flown to Los Angeles by Rick Rubin for a private showcase and to raise his profile in the US. His tracks were used in several Hollywood films. His first public show was a stripped back set and he began working on new material with a number of producers.In 2010, Stoney was among the earliest artists to implement the fan funding model, teaming up with PledgeMusic, he successfully launched a new 4 track E.P entitled "The Soar Before" and an accompanying 16 date U.K tour with Athlete. After the fans raised the target, the tour was followed by a fourth live session and an interview with Paul McCartney on the radio show. In the summer of 2012 <mask> left his solo career and co-founded a new band called "Bobby Jealousy" with other people. The trio of songwriters adopted the services of drummer Clint Simmons and quickly established a strong following in Austin with a series of live residencies around the City. Their debut album "A little Death" was recorded at Gibb's Superpop Studio in the space of a few weeks and was met with critical praise, with the lead single "Rainbow" being adopted as the theme tune for Comedy Central's "Big Time in Hollywood, FL" TV The band appeared at the Austin City Limits Music Festival and conducted two tours of the United States before they parted ways. After the break up of Bobby Jealousy, <mask> resumed work on a solo album and released his third full album More Than Animals.Several tracks from the album were mixed in Los Angeles by Warren Huart. The release met with very favorable reviews internationally and was fan-funded through Pledgemusic. A video for the album track "We Belonged" was shot in the Hill Country in Texas to accompany the album release and the track has since been used in the Series finale of Hart of Dixie and the feature film "The Funeral Guest". "Devil on My Back" was used in the first series finale of the show. After moving back to the UK in 2015, Stoney began working extensively as a producer and co-writer, helping to develop and support emerging talent across multiple genres, as well as collaborating with established artists such as Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. Discography is always running. There is a single on CD and iTunes.January, 2005. There are Transistor Records. There is soap in a bathtub. There is a single on the CD, 7" and iTunes. June, 2005. There are Transistor Records. Until you leave and hold the stars.There is a double A-side CD and a single. November, 2005. Too nice records. The scene and the unseen. There is a CD album. 2006 Too nice records.Holds the stars. This is a single of the week. The Jailbird CD single was released in November 2006 and re-released in November 2007. There is a CD album. 2001. Holy Moly Records. There is a girl named amber.A song on a CD. 2002. There is a record label called Thunderbird Records. Constantly running as Stoneylacuna. There is a CD single. 2004. There are Transistor Records."A Little Death" is a CD album. The film opens with a cover of "Starving in the Belly of a Whale" by Tom Waits. "The Fall" is a track in Her Majesty's Spiffing Computer game.

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texts: Tsotleho "<mask>" <mask> is a player for Bantu FC who plays for the Lesotho national team. At age 4, <mask> began playing soccer after watching his brother, a member of the Lesotho national football team, play. After making contact with Thabane Sutu, a former goalkeeper for the Lesotho national team, he moved to the United States with a host family in Kentucky to pursue a professional soccer career. <mask> earned All-State honors at Trinity High School while playing for United 1996 FC in Louisville. <mask> played college soccer for the University of Maryland. His performance in the offense at Maryland, including appearances in every match during the 2012 and 2013 seasons and eight goals and 19 assists in four seasons, led to him being named the No. A 10 rated recruit in the nation.At the time, it was thought that <mask> was one of only two players from Africa to play soccer in the United States, the other being Lepe Seetane, who came to the United States and lived with the same host family as <mask>. On January 26, 2011, it was announced that <mask> was one of the first 15 players to join the River City Rovers of the Premier Development League. <mask> did not make any appearances for the club during the season. <mask> was invited to participate in the MLS Combine in order to impress Major League Soccer scouts and be selected in the MLS SuperDraft. He wasn't selected during the draft. On February 24, 2014, it was announced that <mask> had signed a professional contract with the USL Pro club, the third level of the United States soccer pyramid, after not being selected by an MLS club. After missing the Hammerheads' first two games of the season due to a lengthy international clearance process, <mask> made his professional debut in a league match against the Charlotte Eagles.<mask> entered the match in the 60th minute. <mask> set up several chances and narrowly missed one of his own. When <mask> came on, head coach David Irving thought he gave us a little breath of fresh air, as he scored a hat trick against the United States Under-20 national team. <mask> scored his first professional goal in a victory over the Orange County Blues FC. One day after scoring his first professional goal, <mask> scored two more for his first brace in a 3-3 draw with LA Galaxy II. <mask> scored five goals and had three assists in 17 appearances in his first professional season, one that included a late-season playoff push. The second year of <mask> and Paul Nicholson's two-year contracts was fulfilled on 24 November 2014, when it was announced that they would return to Wilmington for the 2015 USL Pro season.<mask> returning to the team is exciting for us because I don't think we have seen the best of him and we look forward to working with him and helping him reach his potential as a player. <mask> moved to USL sideRichmond Kickers on January 7, 2016 and is excited about her future. He scored seven total league goals in 49 appearances for the club. On February 8, 2018, it was announced that <mask> had joined the Cambodian League. His first goal for the club came in his second appearance, when he scored a long-range screamer to the top corner in the 90+minute to seal off an impressive 2 : 0 away win over National Defense Ministry FC. On December 10, 2018, it was announced that <mask> would join USL Championship side Louisville City. <mask> represented his native country at international levels.He trained with the U-18 team. He was called up to play for the senior national team. <mask> stated that he was waiting to make a decision on the future of his international career until after gaining United States citizenship and attempting to earn a call-up to the United States national team. <mask> made his international debut in a 2-0 victory over Liberia during the Africa Cup of Nations qualification. <mask> started the match and played 60 minutes in the victory which saw Lesotho advance to the second round of qualification for the first time in history. <mask> said it was a good feeling to play for Lesotho. He was able to see his family and friends in the United States for the first time in ten years because of the match.In July and August of last year, <mask> was called up for a home-and-away match. The first leg of the series was won by <mask>, who earned a start. <mask> was called up to the Lethoso squad again in May of 2015. <mask> started the match for Lesotho and was replaced in the second half of the defeat. Lesotho's goal tally is listed first in the international goals scores and results. There are external links to career statistics Club International.

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texts: <mask> served as the third President of Armenia from 2008 to 2018, and twice as the Prime Minister of Armenia from 2007 to 2008 and again from 17 to 23 April 2018, when he was forced to resign. He took office in April 2008 after winning the February 2008 presidential election with the support of the Republican Party of Armenia. He served the entire term after being re-elected as president. <mask> was re-elected Prime Minister of Armenia in April of last year despite pledges not to do so again, despite supporting an amendment to the constitution that would have allowed it. <mask> resigned six days after taking office. <mask> is the leader of the Republican Party, which was the ruling party of Armenia from 1999 to 2018 and is currently represented in parliament as a part of the opposition I Have Honor Alliance. <mask> was born on June 30, 1954.His father's family moved to Stepanakert after the arrest of <mask> <mask>'s grandfather. From 1971 to 1972 he served in the Soviet armed forces in the Ural region. He started his career at the Electrical Devices Factory. In 1979 he graduated from the Philological Department. He married Rita in 1983. He is also proficient in both Russian and Azerbaijani. He isn't related to the former Prime Minister of Armenia, Tigran <mask>.<mask>'s political career began in 1979 when he was the division head of the Stepanakert Komsomol Committee. He became assistant to Genrikh Poghosyan, the First Secretary of the Nagorno-Karabakh Regional Committee, after becoming the Stepanakert City Committee Propaganda Division Head. <mask> was a delegate from Nagorno-Karabakh to the first congress. In 1990 he was elected to the Supreme Council of Armenia. <mask> was involved in organizing the defense of Nagorno-Karabakh and the formation of the NKR Defense Army. In January 1992 when the first government of the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic was formed, <mask> was appointed head of the Defense Committee, a position he held until the government was dissolved in August 1992. <mask> became a member of the State Defense Committee of the NKR in August 1992.The minister of the army was <mask>. He served as Armenia's Minister of Defense from 1993 to 1995. From 1996 to 1999 he served as both Minister of Interior and Minister of National Security. <mask>, along with Prime Minister Robert Kocharyan and Defense Minister Vazgen <mask>, forced President Ter-Petrosyan to resign in order to prevent him from accepting a peace plan for the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. The final resolution of Nagorno-Karabakh's status was left out of the proposal because it envisioned the return of most of the occupied territories. He served as the Chief of Staff for President Robert Kocharyan from 1999 to 2000 and then as the Defense Minister from 2000 to 2007. From 1999 to 2007, he was the Secretary of the National Security Council.<mask> became the Prime Minister of Armenia on April 4, 2007. Presidential election <mask>, with President Kocharyan's backing, was seen as the strongest contender for the post of the President of Armenia in the February 2008 presidential election. He won about half of the vote, a first round majority, well ahead of second place candidate Levon Ter- Petrosyan. The 2008 Presidential election was praised as largely democratic by the European Union and Western monitors. Ten people were killed and a state of emergency was imposed for 20 when Ter-Petrosyan's supporters held large protests in Yerevan after the election. <mask> <mask> was sworn in as President on April 9, 2008. He said that "everyone to look forward, together, to seek and find the way for reconciliation, development, and future of Armenia."He appointed Tigran <mask>, who is not a member of a political party, as the Prime Minister. The government took concrete steps to fulfill longstanding and often repeated promises to confront corruption in 2011. New regulations and stricter enforcement resulted in higher numbers of corruption lawsuits and fines against senior officials and large companies. Armenia's corruption rating went from 5.50 to 5.25. The record of the freedom of speech and the freedom of press in Armenia improved during Sargsyan's presidency. The rise in internet penetration was rapid, from 6.2 percent in 2008 to 37 percent in 2011. Sargsyan promised to comply with the Council of Europe's demands for an end to the government's suppression of the opposition after the elections.Civil society grew considerably during <mask>'s presidency, with the number of non-governmental organizations growing at a higher rate and with civic activists succeeding in raising public awareness and holding important campaigns in the sphere of human rights, environmental protection and social justice. According to Freedom House, public advocacy had limited impact on public policy. The start of <mask>'s presidency happened during the Great Recession. According to the World Bank, Armenia's GDP was the fifth worst in the world in 2009. By the year 2013, GDP growth was around 3%. Armenia's GDP is below pre-crisis levels. The official poverty rate doubled during his first term as president.Some 213,000 people have left the country since 2008. In 2012 Armenia was ranked 39th out of 179 economies and 19th out of 43 countries in the Europe region according to the Index of Economic Freedom. In September of last year, under <mask>'s direction, Armenia decided to join the Eurasian Economic Union. The EEU came into force on January 1, 2015, and is an economic union of Russia, Belarus, and Kazakhstan. The Treaties aiming for Armenia's accession to the EEU were signed in October. On January 2, 2015, Armenia's accession treaty came into force. There is an integrated single market of 176 million people and a gross domestic product of over 4 trillion U.S. dollars.The EEU introduces the free movement of goods, capital, services and people and provides for common transport, agriculture and energy policies with provisions for a single currency and greater integration in the future. The 63rd session of the United Nations General Assembly in New York was where Nagorno-Karabakh <mask> made his first address. He spoke about the need for the United Nations to help bring peaceful resolution to armed conflicts around the world, including the one in Nagorno-Karabakh. Increased war rhetoric and threats could cause renewed problems in the South Caucasus. One of the main goals of the Armenia's foreign policy is the peaceful resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. Sargsyan repeatedly stated that the Armenia side is interested in finding a just and exclusively peaceful solution to the conflict and that the OSCE Minsk Group is the viable format within which the peace talks should continue. The news agency of the Republic of Armenia, Armenpress.am.The year ended on 20 December 2010. He had a number of meetings with the president of the country. On 2 November 2008, Ilham Aliyev and <mask> <mask> traveled to Moscow for talks. The Presidents signed a declaration after the talks ended. President Aliyev threatened to use military force to reestablish control over the region if the two sides did not reach an agreeable settlement after he met with the two presidents again in 2009. The peace process was hampered by the Azerbaijani side, according to Sargsyan. He said that the policies of Azerbaijan prove that they don't want peace.The hero's welcome given to Ramil Safarov, the ax murderer who killed an officer of the NATO's Partnership for Peace program in Hungary in 2004, was the most vivid expression of the anti-Armenian policies of Azerbaijan. In <mask>'s words, the fact that Safarov was pardoned by president Aliyev, promoted to the rank of major, given an apartment with over eight years of back pay, and made a national hero, hamper the negotiation process. According to <mask>, the aggressive stance of Azerbaijan reinforces our conviction that Nagorno-Karabakh has no future within the country. There are no legal or moral grounds for Azerbaijan to claim over Nagorno-Karabakh. According to <mask>, the only way to achieve lasting, feasible, and peaceful settlement is based on human rights and the will of the Karabakh people. The forced return of the Karabakh people to Azerbaijan will inevitably lead to attempts of ethnic cleansing in Karabakh. Responding to the war rhetoric of Azerbaijan, <mask> has condemned it as a violation of the international law, as the parties had signed a truce which Azerbaijan, the "defeated aggressor", had asked for.There was a show on December 19th. The article was published on 21 June. His country is against the restart of military hostilities, but at the same time is ready to counter any military aggression. <mask> stated "We don't want war and never wanted, but at that time." We had to defend our Motherland during the war. Our blow will be final and deadly if the time comes again. In the event of a military aggression from Azerbaijan, Sargsyan said that Armenia would have no other choice but to recognize the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic de jure and to employ all its capabilities to ensure the security of the people of Artsakh.The two sides reportedly came close to an agreement during the Russian-mediated talks in Kazan in June 2011. The final status of the region would be decided by a legally binding referendum if the basic principles discussed at Kazan are to be believed. The proposals made at Kazan were rejected by the other side. <mask> promised to increase the security guarantees of Nagorno-Karabakh in his electoral program. Strengthening the defensive system of Armenia was highlighted as a factor restraining the aggression of the Azerbaijanis and ensuring stability in the South Caucasus. He promised to take all the necessary steps to ensure that Karabakh becomes a negotiating side in the peace talks. Armenia's possible recognition of Kosovo's independence will not strain the Armenia-Russian relations, but also noted that the "Kosovo recognition issue needs serious discussion".The Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, also known as the Four-Day War or the April War, was the most significant outbreak of violence on the Nagorno-Karabakh line of contact after the 1994 ceasefire. The four days of fighting resulted in dozens of deaths and the loss of 800 hectares of land. The outcome of the four-day fighting was described by Sargsyan as a victory for Armenia, although he faced criticism for his handling of the conflict, as well as accusations that he had agreed to cede territory to Azerbaijan in the wake of the fighting. In order to stop the ceding of territory, a group of armed men took hostages in July of 2016 and demanded the resignation of Sargsyan. The crisis ended with the surrender of the attackers on July 31st. During his presidency, Sargsyan stated that he intended to achieve a final negotiated solution to the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict. He denied that he deliberately delayed the negotiation process in order to maintain the status quo or that he had ever held the view that "not one inch of land" could be handed over to Azerbaijan in order to resolve the conflict.He said he was ready to be labeled a traitor, but he wanted to resolve the Nagorno-Karabakh question. Turkey Having been elected as a president for his first term in 2008, <mask> pledged to continue Armenia's policy towards Turkey, to normalize relations without any preconditions. The policy of "football diplomacy" was taken by <mask> when he came to power. Sargsyan invited Gl to watch the 2010 World Cup match between Armenia and Turkey. <mask> <mask> traveled to Turkey to watch the second match after attending the game in Armenia. The foreign ministers of Turkey and Armenia signed protocols on establishing diplomatic relations on October 10, 2009. The opening of the border between Turkey and Armenia was part of the accord.Armenianow.com was founded in March of 2008. The article was published on 21 June. The protocols were signed in Switzerland by the United States. The policy of rapprochement with Turkey was criticized by the people of Armenia. The opening of the border and fostering trade with Turkey was part of the plan, but the other part was worried that it would force Armenia to make concessions to Turkey in important and strategic matters. The signing of the protocols was opposed by most of the opposition parties in the country, given the recognition of the existing Turkish-Armenian border and the setting up of a joint commission of historians researching the Genocide. They staged mass protests against the signing of the protocols because they considered them to be a sellout.Despite <mask>'s assurances that this type of reconciliation with Turkey wouldn't jeopardize the international recognition of the Armenian genocide and the prospects of legitimate territorial claims of Armenia from Turkey, the Armenian Diaspora was largely opposed to this type of reconciliation. The process of reconciliation was stopped after a year. Before sending the protocols to the parliament in Armenia, they had to go to the Constitutional Court. The protocols underlying three main issues were referred to by the Constitutional Court. The implementation of the protocols did not imply official recognition of the existing Turkish-Armenian border according to one of them. One of the main premises of the protocols was rejected by the Constitutional Court. The border between the two countries is defined by treaties of international law.The reason to back down from the process was that this was seen by the Turkish Government as effectively revising the protocols. The Turkish Parliament did not approve the protocols. The reconciliation process was tied to the resolution of the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict, which was unacceptable for the other side. For a whole year, Turkey's senior officials have not spared public statements in the language of preconditions. Turkey has been trying to distract time and fail the process for a whole year. <mask> stated that unlike Ankara, he is committed to his initiative to normalizing relations with Turkey. European Union President <mask> supported Armenia's efforts to ink an Association Agreement with the EU, which contains a Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area.The negotiations for the agreement were completed under his Presidency and Armenia was set to sign it. After a meeting with Putin in Moscow, President <mask> decided to join the Russian-led Eurasian Economic Union. The deal with the EU was thought to have been killed by Russian pressure. President <mask>'s administration was determined to further EU inspired reforms in law and governance, and this led to the signing of the Comprehensive and Enhanced Partnership Agreement with the European Union. The deal was approved by Russia after the economic provisions were removed. Levon Ter-Petrosyan was the leader of the protests against <mask>'s regime. In a concession to protesters, Sargsyan said on 20 April 2011 that the government would recommit to a thorough investigation of the post- election violence.Thousands of people protested in the capital Yerevan in July 2016 in support of the "Daredevils of Sasun," an armed group that took hostages in the police headquarters and called for the release of all political prisoners and the resignation of president <mask> Sargsyan. The National Security Service of Armenia called the takeover a terrorist attack, but a growing number of people in the country disagreed with that assessment. <mask> was elected Prime Minister of Armenia on 17 April, after the end of his presidency. There were protests against him and he was described as a power grab. Sargsyan held a three-minute televised meeting with the leader of the protests. <mask> accused the opposition of delivering an ultimatum for his resignation instead of engaging in dialogue, and left the meeting early, while Pashinyan was arrested hours after the meeting. <mask> was eventually pressured by the continuing protests.<mask> announced his resignation after Pashinyan was released from jail. Karen Karapetyan became acting Prime Minister. The National Assembly elected Pashinyan as Prime Minister on 8 May. <mask> has been under criminal prosecution in relation to a criminal case. On December 4th, the Special Investigative Service of Armenia brought charges against <mask> for the organization of 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932 888-276-5932s within the scope of the state program on assisting farmers to obtain diesel fuel on affordable price. The criminal case with the indictment has been handed to the prosecutor for approval and will be sent to court in January 2020. <mask> <mask> has been awarded the following honors: Order of first Degree "Martakan Khach" (Combat Cross), Hero of Artsakh (Republic of Artsakh, 2000), and Order of "Voske Artsiv" (Golden Eagle).They have five children, including two granddaughters and two grandsons. The chairman of the Chess Federation is Sargsyan. His wife Rita died at the age of 58. Alexander and Levon are the younger brothers of Sargsyan. Ser Azati <mask> is one of the transcriptions of his given name. He was Russified as <mask> Azatovich <mask> during the Soviet era. 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texts: <mask> is a social psychologist best known for his work on system justification theory and the psychology of political ideology. He received his bachelor's degree in psychology and human development from Duke University and his PhD in social and political psychology from Yale University. He was a student of both Arie W. Kruglanski and Mahzarin R. Banaji. The study of stereotyping, prejudice, intergroup relations, social justice, and political psychology has been contributed to by Jost. He proposed a theory of system justification processes and a theory of political ideology in the same year. He is a professor of psychology and politics at New York University. From 2015 to 2016 he was the President of the International Society of Political Psychology.He is the Editor of a book series on Political Psychology for Oxford University Press. The University of Buenos Aires in Argentina and the Etvs Lorand University (ELTE) in Hungary gave doctorates to Jost. Spanish, Italian, French, Portuguese, German, Hungarian, Polish, and Japanese are some of the languages that have been translated into. The year 2021. The psychological significance of a political distinction is left and right. Oxford University Press is in New York. The left and right side of the product can be found at global.oup.com.The year 2020. There is a theory of justification. Harvard University Press is in Cambridge, MA. The catalog is at www.hup.harvard.edu. The article is titled " (Eds.) The year 2009. Social and psychological bases of ideology.Oxford University Press is in New York. The psychology of social can be viewed at www.oup.com/us/catalog/general/subject/Psychology/Social. The article is titled " (Eds.) They did it in 2004. Perspectivism in social psychology is related to scientific progress. There is a Festschrift in honor of William J. There is a person named McGuire.The APA Press is in Washington, DC. Sidanius, J., and Jost, J.T., are authors. The article is titled " (Eds.) They did it in 2004. Key readings are political psychology. The Psychology Press is in New York. There is a book on Keyreadings.com with the title "Jost, J.T., & Major, B."The article is titled " (Eds.) The year 2001. Emerging perspectives on ideology, justice, and intergroup relations are the psychology of legitimacy. Cambridge University Press is in New York. Thecup.org has a catalog of major articles. The year (1994). Stereotyping and the production of false consciousness are part of system-justification.The British Journal of Social Psychology was published in 1982. J.T. and Thompson, E.P. The year 2000. Group-based dominance and opposition to equality are predictors of self-esteem among African Americans and European Americans. The Journal of Experimental Social Psychology is a journal. J.T., Kruglanski, A.W. There was a report in 2002.The history of the rift and prospects for reconciliation are related to the estrangement of social constructionism and experimental social psychology. The review of personality and social psychology. J.T., Glaser, J., Kruglanski, A.W., and Sulloway were all involved in the project. Political conservatism is motivated by social thinking. There is a psychological bulletin. J.T., Hunyady, O. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556The psychology of ideology. The European Review of Social Psychology was published in 1313. A.C. and J.T. Kay. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 The effects of "poor but happy" and "poor but honest" stereotypes on system justification and implicit activation of the justice motive were studied. The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology is a journal. J.T., Banaji, M.R., and Nosek are related.They did it in 2004. Evidence of conscious and unconscious bolstering of the status quo was accumulated in a decade of system justification theory. Political psychology, 25. J.T., Hunyady, O. The year 2005. There are consequences of system-justifying ideologies. There are current directions in psychological science.Jost, J.T., and Kay, A.C. Sexism can have consequences for specific and diffuse forms of system justification. The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology is a journal. J.T. Jost. They did it in (2006). The end of ideology. American psychologist, 61.Amodio, D.M., <mask>, J.T., Master, S.L., and Yee, C.M. The year 2007. There is a correlation between liberalism and conservatism. Nature Neuroscience is a journal. Carney, D.R., Jost, J.T., Gosling, S.D., and Potter are related. The year 2008. The secret lives of liberals and conservatives include personality profiles, interaction styles and things they leave behind.Political psychology, 29 J.T., Nosek, B.A., and Gosling, S.D. are related. The year 2008. Social, personality, and political psychology are related to ideology. Perspectives on Psychological Science. J.L. and J.T. Napier. The year 2008.Conservatives are happier than liberals. There is a psychological science. The authors are J.T., C.M., and J. L. Political ideology has a structure, functions, and affinities. The Annual Review of Psychology is published every year. <mask>, J.T., and Kay, A.C. Social justice includes history, theory, and research.In S.T. Fiske, D. Gilbert, and G. Lindzey. The Handbook of social psychology is the fifth edition. 2, pp. There are1-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-65561-6556 You can find it in Hoboken, NJ. J.T. and van der Toorn are related.The year 2012 There is a system justification theory. In P.A.M. van Lange, A. W. Kruglanski, and E. T. Higgins. Handbook of theories of social psychology. 2, pp. 313-343 It's London.J.T., H., Amodio, D., and Van Bavel were all present. The beginning of a friendship is political neuroscience. There are advances in political psychology. 35, Supplement 1, pp. 3-12). Barber, P., <mask>, J.T., Nagler, J., Tucker, J.A., and Bonneau were all part of the study. Is online political communication more than an echo chamber?The Psychological Science was published in 1531-1542. J.T. Jost. The year 2015. A social psychological perspective on resistance to change. The Social Research: An International Quarterly was published in 1982. Hennes, E.P., Ruisch, B., Feygina, I., Monteiro, C., and <mask>, J.T. They did it in (2016).The case of climate change is motivated recall in the service of the economic system. The Journal of Experimental Psychology: General is a journal. J.T. Jost. The year 2017: Political psychology and ideological asymmetries. Political psychology, 38. H.H., J.T., Kaggen, L., Campbell-Meiklejohn, D., and Van Bavel were all present.The social system is seen as legitimate and desirable by agdala structure. J.T. is the author of Nature Human Behaviour, 2. The year 2019. Questions, answers, criticisms, and societal applications have been in the system justification theory for a quarter century. The British Journal of Social Psychology is a journal. J.T. Jost. The year 2019.Context-sensitive measures of implicit attitudes are indispensable to social and political psychology. Current directions in psychological science Badaan, V., and Jost, J.T. The year 2020. There are many problems with the claim that prejudice and discrimination are the same on the political left and right. The Current Opinion in Behavioral Sciences was published in 2020. Emotional responses to inequality are predicted by the economic system justification.Nature Communications was published in 2020. The article is titled "Sterling, J., <mask>, J.T., and Bonneau, R." Political psycholinguistics analyses the language habits of liberals and conservatives on social media. The Journal of Personality and Social Psychology is a journal. A.R., J.T., and Van Bavel are related. There are ideological differences in race categorization. The Royal Society B: Biological Sciences has a journal.Exploring ideology in patients with brain damage. The Royal Society B: Biological Sciences has a journal. The year 2021. There is an ideological asymmetry in conspiratorial thinking in the paranoid style of American politics. There are External links to Social Media and Political Participation Profile at Social Psychology Network.

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texts: <mask> was an Indian painter and art critic. In a farmer's family there was a small village called Shukulpura where early life was born. His father moved to a city in UP where he grew up. He studied painting under a renowned Indian painter at the Bengal School. He was honoured as a "Proud Past Alumni" of the university. Career <mask> was a teacher of art in the Department of Painting. He retired as the Head of the Department of Painting in the year 1985.He started his studio in his native place. <mask> doesn't try to sell his paintings, he just wants to work as a spiritual painter and enjoy the bliss of art. He is known for experimenting with brush and colors. The indigenous style of painting that he developed are the most important. The water color wash technique was prevalent at the time. Benaras folk art and miniature paintings of India were of interest to him. A new school of Indian contemporary painting was developed by him and other drawing students during that time.During his stay in Benaras Hindu University in the year 1974 he developed a style of modern painting that was indigenous to India. This style is very popular in India. The artist tends to expose the corruption prevalent in the society and politics with a language that is symbolic and satirical. He calls his recent paintings intuitive paintings which express his inner spiritual feelings and experiences because his latest experiment has taken a different turn. Colored markers and sketch pens were used to make these paintings. Modern miniature paintings are small paintings. <mask> and his family lived in India with his wife and children.He was the father of many children. His work is displayed at his paternal house in Allahabad which is now a museum for visual science and arts. The books by <mask> Rekhawali were published in 1951. The Hindi Samiti published Kala Aur Aadhunik Pravityan. The second edition of the state of UP, India. The Modern Indian Methods of Art Teaching is available in Hindi. The Appreciation of Painting was published in Varanasi, India, in 1962.The philosophy of art was published in India in 1964. Kala Prasang was published in India in 1965, in Hindi. Aadhunik Kala-Samikshavad was published in India in 1994. Aadhunik Chitrakala is a painting in Hindi. The Modern Western Painters in Hindi was published in 2006 by Sahitya Sangam. The World of Creation was published in India in 1953. Anju Kanaujia has done research on <mask> <mask> "Uttar Pradesh ki Samkalin Kala mein Samikshavad aur Prof. <mask> <mask>".The Banaras Hindu University is in Varanasi, India. The artistic life journey of a famous artist writer and critic is being studied by Gargi Upadhyay. In Hindi, "Kala Bhushan Prof. <mask> Shukla: Krititva Aur Vyaktitva - Ek Samikshatmak Addhyan" is a PhD thesis. There is a thoughtful, Materialistic and Socialistic study of the art of Professor <mask> <mask>. Samkalin Bhartiya Kala (Contemporary Indian Art) (in Hindi) is one of the other references. The painting "Banaras ki Chitrakala" was written by Dr. H.N. Misra was published in Varanasi, India.The Indian Paintings - Conflict of Tradition and Modernity is a work by Dr. S.B.L. The book was published by Saran Prakashan, Bareili, India. The painting of the painters of Allahabad was published in 2000. A New Movement in Painting: Samikhavad was written by Anurag Chaturvedi. There is an Indian Art Movement called Bharatma kala Andolan Samikshavad in Nepal. Artists must look beyond politics. Evening News, Delhi, 19-1-79, "Paintings with purpose".The "Bid to point social criticism" is in the New Delhi edition of the Hindustan Times. Varanasi (Samikshavad) Cultural News From India was published in 1979. The idea of art in Northern India is called The Allahabad Idea of Art. The State Lalit Kala Akademi has awards. Hindi Sansthan, U.P. is called Kala Bhushan. Veteran Artist, AIFACS, New Delhi, is Joe Fregonard. The official site of <mask> <mask>, an Indian male painter, contains links to other websites.

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texts: The career of an American actor began at the end of the silent film era and lasted through the 1980s. He has appeared in a number of films and television shows. He appeared in several Broadway productions. The life and career of <mask> was born in Poland. He began his acting career in 1927 with a small role in Edward Sloman's film, Surrender. Over the course of his career, he appeared in over 100 films, serials, television shows and Broadway plays. While using the same accent, he was able to play several different nationalities.After the advent of sound pictures, his career took off, but he did not make many silent films. The path he had taken in the previous decade continued in the 1940s. He had a number of small roles, many of which were un-credited, such as: Archie Mayo's 1940 version of Four Sons, starring Don Ameche, the war film Paris Calling, and the comedy They Got Me Covered. Pedro in the classic 1940s swashbuckler, The Mark of Zorro, was one of the featured roles that he had. During this decade, he appeared in several film serials, including Perils of Nyoka and Secret Service in Darkest Africa, but his film career slowed down as he became more involved with the new medium of television. In State Penitentiary, he played the role of Jimmy, while in Chain of Evidence he played Jake. The 1951 Humphrey Bogart film noir, Sirocco, starring Kirk Douglas and directed by Edward Dmytryk, was one of the smaller roles he played.In the 1950s, he appeared in many television shows, including Dangerous Assignment, Navy Log, I Love Lucy, and The Count of Monte Cristo. In the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s, he worked. Death Valley Days, The Lawless Years, The Untouchables, Dr. Kildare, and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. were some of the shows he appeared on. Marcus Welby was M.D. Adam-12, The Night Stalker, and S.W.A.T. were written. Police Woman, Little House on the Prairie, The White Shadow, and Highway to Heaven were all movies. In the television series QB VII, he played Ben-Dan.He continued in the medium with roles in films like If a Man Answers, The Hook, and W.C. Fields. One of the Rabbis in the Robert Aldrich comedy, The Frisco Kid, starred Gene Wilder and Harrison Ford. In 1986's Inside Out, he played the role of Hyman. He died in Los Angeles County, California, on January 24, 1992 and was buried next to his wife, Grace, who had died three years before. The film was called Blood Money and Captured! Clear All Wires! References External links 1901 births 1992 deaths People from Zawiercie County Polish emigrants to the United States.